The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Band 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... readers with fpeculations which both inftruct and amuse them . His Second is , in every respect , equal to his First Walk through Wales , and , together , these volumes form an interefting body of information refpect- ing that ancient ...
... readers with fpeculations which both inftruct and amuse them . His Second is , in every respect , equal to his First Walk through Wales , and , together , these volumes form an interefting body of information refpect- ing that ancient ...
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... readers , treats them with an unmerciful severity . POETRY . We fhall begin with Mr. SOUTHEY's Second Vo- lume of Poems , which is not , by any means , injurious to the reputation which he has already gained for elegance and fenfibility ...
... readers , treats them with an unmerciful severity . POETRY . We fhall begin with Mr. SOUTHEY's Second Vo- lume of Poems , which is not , by any means , injurious to the reputation which he has already gained for elegance and fenfibility ...
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... readers , withhold our commendation . Writers of this stamp conjure up , in their imagina- tion , all the poffible evils that can afflict humanity , and then charge them upon the prefent conftituted state of fociety . That many things ...
... readers , withhold our commendation . Writers of this stamp conjure up , in their imagina- tion , all the poffible evils that can afflict humanity , and then charge them upon the prefent conftituted state of fociety . That many things ...
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... reader , courteous or uncourteous , I really awoke from a fpecies of day dreams to which I have all my life been fubject , and if you should find this as pleasant as I have done , why we may henceforth recite tales without going to ...
... reader , courteous or uncourteous , I really awoke from a fpecies of day dreams to which I have all my life been fubject , and if you should find this as pleasant as I have done , why we may henceforth recite tales without going to ...
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... reader from fable to fable , from illufion to illufion , and from one chimæra to another . But this irregula- rity is a part of the character of the ode , whofe nature and genius require tranfport . - Gafpar Barthius calls Pindar an ...
... reader from fable to fable , from illufion to illufion , and from one chimæra to another . But this irregula- rity is a part of the character of the ode , whofe nature and genius require tranfport . - Gafpar Barthius calls Pindar an ...
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